Examples

First you put out every conceivable article on the bed or floor, and then with an air of self-denial you say, "There, that will be enough;" and when you find an additional portmanteau lugged out, you ask with an air of astonishment

Fascinating discoveries from second hand bookshops and chainstore threefertwos alike pile up on the shelves, taunting you with your laziness and their unreadness; novels that have been read are no better, merely taking up space as you slowly forget their plot and characters, destined to either be lugged from house to house as you move, or given away as fodder for Oxfam in its quest to become the Tesco of secondhand bookselling.

I considered grabbing one of the comfy chairs from the office furniture section of the store and wheeling it over to the paper aisles and sitting and watching who came by to look at that fancy paper, but instead I lugged all the paper I should have gotten a shopping cart to the checkout stand.